Guatemala: el desafío del fiscal García Luna para restaurar la confianza en el Ministerio Público

The arrival of Gabriel García Luna as Attorney General of Guatemala marks the beginning of a new era for an institution that, for the past eight years, has been at the center of intense political and judicial controversy. The new Attorney General promised to "heal" the Public Prosecutor's Office and restore public trust after the tenure of María Consuelo Porras, who was accused by various sectors and international organizations of alleged judicial persecution and undermining the rule of law—accusations that both she and the Prosecutor's Office consistently denied. Meanwhile, former prosecutors in exile, international organizations, and the government are closely watching the direction Guatemalan justice will take. In an interview with Fernando del Rincón, García Luna analyzes the new political and judicial landscape facing Guatemala, as well as the challenges and expectations surrounding the new administration at the Prosecutor's Office. *-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-*-* 🔔 Subscribe:    / @cnnee   Shorts: youtube.com/@cnnee/shorts 📲 WhatsApp Channel: https://cnn.it/486yW9w Facebook:   / cnnee   X: https://x.com/CNNEE Instagram:   / cnnee   TikTok:   / cnnee   Threads: https://threads.com/@cnnee 🌐 Our website: https://cnne.com/